Why Asian Americans Should Vote, and Vote Wisely?

(Yukong Zhao, a Chinese-American bilingual author, is the president of Asian American Coalition for Education. He recently founded yukongpost.com to promote critical thinking and balanced perspectives. bostonese.com is the only media outlet that Mr. Zhao granted permission to publish both English and Chinese versions of this important article on 2016 presidential election.) By Yukong Zhao,… Continue reading Why Asian Americans Should Vote, and Vote Wisely?

NEACP’s 39th Annual Conference to Be Held on Oct. 29 at MIT

Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 24, 2016, — The 39th Annual Conference of New England Association of Chinese Professionals (NEACP) will be held this Saturday, Oct. 29, at MIT. This year’s conference features four distinguished speakers, and has a them of “Technology, Literature, Past and Future. Picture from NEACP’s 35th annual meeting (bostonese.com file photo).

Video Report: New England’s First Confucius Institute Celebrates 10th Anniversary

By Ming Zhou, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 20, 2016, — To celebrate its 10th Anniversary, University of Massachusetts Boston Confucius Institute held a celebration at Campus Center of UMass Boston on Oct. 11. About 200 teachers, students and distinguished guests attended this event, and enjoyed wonderful performances by Renming University of China (RUC) Student Art Troupe.… Continue reading Video Report: New England’s First Confucius Institute Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Celebrating 10th Anniversary of Boston Confucius Institute, RUC Student Art Troupe Performs at UMass Boston

By Xinming Li, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 17, 2016, — To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of University of Massachusetts Boston Confucius Institute, Renming University of China (RUC) Student Art Troupe gave a wonderful performance at the Campus Center. About 200 teachers, students and guests attended the performance.

Dr. Kissinger to Speak at Suffolk University China Townhall on Oct 18

By Ronald Suleski, Professor and Director, Rosenberg Institute for East Asian Studies, Suffolk University This year our topic is United States-China Relations. That is what we’ll talk about at our annual China Town Hall meeting. Speaking to us live at Suffolk will be Professor Steven Goldstein, an Associate at the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies… Continue reading Dr. Kissinger to Speak at Suffolk University China Townhall on Oct 18

Pictures from Xiamen University America Alumni Association Annual Meeting

By Xinming Li, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 8, 2016, Xiamen University(XMU) America Alumni Association Annual Meeting held its 2016 annual meeting today at Empire Garden in Boston Chinatown. Over 100 Xiamen University alumni from across the US attended the annual meeting with honor guest Vice President Zhan Xinli of Xiamen University. Zhan Xinli (fourth from right),… Continue reading Pictures from Xiamen University America Alumni Association Annual Meeting

BU Student Maggie Yu Wins 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston)

By Xinming Li, bostonese.com Manchester, Vermont, August 31, 2016 — 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston) grand final was held yesterday afternoon at beautiful Taconic Hotel in downtown Manchester. BU pre-law student Maggie Yu won this special event after talent show, speech contest and Q&A sessions. Elena Peng of Binghamton University and Tianhuizi Zheng of Columbia… Continue reading BU Student Maggie Yu Wins 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston)

Boston City Council President Wu Congratulates 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston)

By Xinming Li, bostonese.com Boston, August 30, 2016, — 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston) Grand Final will be held today at Kimpton Taconic Hotel in Manchester, VT. Michelle Wu, President of Boston City Council, congratulated the organizers and contestants. President Wu signed a Boston City Council resolution in recognition of Miss. Jing Xu for bring… Continue reading Boston City Council President Wu Congratulates 2016 Miss Earth China (Boston)

GAS — The Gradual Admission Strategy for 9th and 10th Graders

By Neil Chyten, the Chyten Center You may be loath to ask your 15-year-old daughter to think about college campuses and dormitory life and majors. No one would blame you. After all, it is difficult enough to get a 9th grader to think about cleaning his room or washing her hands, or to answer a… Continue reading GAS — The Gradual Admission Strategy for 9th and 10th Graders